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| poppy seeds |
There are still lots of green leaves on the trees though.
we spotted this in the undergrowth
We didn't go this way!
At the top of the wood the trees clear and we have a great view towards our house.
You can see how rural the area is.
We said hello to these little piggies.
I love this little wood the piggies live in.
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| down the hill towards the village |
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| looking back up the hill. |
Then back along Hanging Stones Lane.
Back through the wood and almost home.
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| the woods in mist first thing Sunday morning. |
You can see Autumn happening as you scroll through your photos!The lovely weather meant we were all lucky to get out and about.
ReplyDeleteWe haven't picked any blackberries either. Even when they look large and luscious...they aren't.
Have a wonderful adventure!
Cheers Gillian
Oh Lyn, what scenes of utter beauty! Even my nemesis, mushrooms look amazing! You make me long for another autumnal walk!
ReplyDeleteGreat pics - especially like the mushrooms. I've been wanting to take some for my project 366 but each day I look I can't find any to take snaps of!
ReplyDeleteLovely photos, you stay in a beautiful area. Enjoy your Saturday night!
ReplyDeleteOOO I'm excited too - where are you going? Blimey, that hill is steep. xxxxxx
ReplyDeleteIt is really quite a miracle how fast the landscape and the light changes going into a new season!
ReplyDeleteHello Lyn, nice to meet you! wonderful photos, really drew me in! You live in a lovely place!
ReplyDeleteLeanne x
talesofsimpledays.blogspot.com
Such lovely photos of Autumn really like the last one.
ReplyDeleteYou live in a very beautiful area Lyn. I love the fact that the pigs live in a wood, just how they should be I think.
ReplyDeleteLyn, I love the photos and the walk with you as always. Hope you enjoy your weekend. I have a night with my hubby on Thursday.
ReplyDeleteDeb
Gorgeous! I would love to live near a piggy wood! x
ReplyDeleteA very long deep sigh. I love where you live.
ReplyDeleteDear Lyn,
ReplyDeleteLove the photos especially the one with the pigs. The one almost in the centre could have played the pigs part in Charlotte's Web. Also, like the up shot photos through the trees looking up at the sky.
Have a great Saturday!
June
What beautiful pictures especially the last misty moisty one. I don't think I've ever actually seen one of those red toadstools, other than in fairytale books, where elves use them as umbrellas. Did you see any elves or fairies? It looks like the kind of enchanted place they'd hang out! xCathy
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely walk, your photos are gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos, what a lovely walk x
ReplyDeleteSuch beautiful, autumnnal photos Lyn! You live in avery beautiful part of the country. Love the panoramic shot , by the way. Very clever! Have a great week. Ros
ReplyDeleteLots of gorgeous, autumnal photos there. What lovely countryside! I don't know that area well but it looks so peaceful and rugged. x
ReplyDeleteI thoroughly enjoyed the beautiful photos.
ReplyDeleteHello Lyn,
ReplyDeletethere is much to be seen and enjoyed this time of year, that's for sure...
Lovely Autumnal post.
Hope your adventure was of the loveliest Lyn!
love Maria x
Wonderful pictures. Too many to choose from for a favorite.
ReplyDeleteawww...it is so nice to see proper autumn here...I miss England -though Spain is very nice! But going away always reminds me of the excellent-ness of home! Thanks for sharing! xxx
ReplyDeletehello lyn,
ReplyDeletefantastic autumn photos!!! thanks for the lovely walk. you live really in a nice country.
have a great day,
regina von reginassimplelife
www.reginassimplelife.blogspot.com
I enjoyed your walk and can't believe how alike our environments are. Looking forward to seeing you Saturday.
ReplyDeleteLynn xx